Kelvin Anjichi Osieko

Kelvin Anjichi Osieko is the CEO & Founder, Eastverse Games Limited, an Action Sports data Start-up in Nairobi, Kenya. Eastverse is building Africa’s First Phygital eSports Infrastructure @ Tatu City Special Economic Zone, Propelling the 2032 Olympic Cycle through Biometric Data & $REP Tokenomics.
As the CEO and Founder of Eastverse Games Limited, Kelvin leads efforts to create a unique intersection of physical athleticism and the digital economy with a mission to build a robust "Steel & Chips" infrastructure that caters to the aspirations of Africa's Gen Z and Alpha generations, while pioneering innovations in the phygital eSports space.

Kelvin holds a Bachelors of Commerce Degree (Accounting and Finance) from Kenyatta University, which brings a foundation in financial and strategic principles to his work. Kelvin also possesses core competencies in engineering design, engineering physics, and engineering processes, which drive Eastverse's vision to transform the eSports landscape and redefine digital engagement for future generations.

Kelvin is youth centred, and has during his service been apart of young start-up Founders and CEOs at Chandaria Business Innovation and Incubation Centre through the Greencoin Afrominds umbrella, who have ran continuous annual Apprenticeship Training Programs for pre University students. This programs have served an incubate to bridge the gap between Academia and Business Innovations, by creating synergies. The program has seen 400+ young adults trained across the years in Digital skills, Start up foundations and operations as well as Climate Action to reduce effects of climate change through youth spearheaded reverse deforestation activities.

Kelvin has also led NGO through CSR curated programs, of notice the Most Vulnerable Children (MVC) Program which aims to contribute to a better learning environment for elementary pupils in Kenya's marginalized communities. This has been aided through continuous provision of school uniforms, shoes and bags. MVC envisions to add ‘a meal a day’ inclusion to this program in the coming days and equally reserve the programs sustainability towards scaling it up to all regions in the country.